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Scottish Gossip: Brown, Shankland, Lennon, Livramento, Edouard, Beale, Rae, Kettlewell

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Former Celtic and Scotland midfielder Scott Brown, the 38-year-old who quit as Fleetwood Town manager in September, has stepped in to replace the sacked Tony Mowbray as Sunderland manager. The early contenders include former Rangers manager Michael Beale and current Ibrox coach Alex Rae. (daily record)

Former Rangers manager Michael Beale is tipped to be Sunderland's new manager, just behind current favorite John Eustace, who was recently sacked by Birmingham City. Yokohama F Marinos head coach Kevin Muscat, who was recently interviewed by Rangers, is also widely quoted by a bookmaker. (The Scotsman)

Former Hibernian and Celtic coach Neil Lennon is an early favorite with bookmakers to take over as Motherwell coach should the struggling Scottish Premiership club sack Stuart Kettlewell. (Scottish Sun)

Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly was close to tears as he insisted the Fir Park club will never find a better manager than Stuart Kettlewell, who are under pressure after their 1-0 home defeat to Kilmarnock on Wednesday. (daily record)

A particularly warm hug given by Rangers coach Philippe Clement to Lawrence Shankland after the Ibrox side's 1-0 away win at Heart of Midlothian on Wednesday had fans on social media speculating that the Belgian was the 28-year-old Scottish striker really want to sign January. (daily record)

Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento, 21, who is also eligible for Scotland and Portugal, wants to prove he is good enough for England. (Daily Telegraph)

Crystal Palace striker Odsonne Edouard, who joined the Premier League club from Celtic in 2021, admits he joined the Glasgow club as he saw it as a stepping stone towards realizing his dream of playing in England's top flight . (The National)

Edinburgh City is in financial crisis as the struggling Scottish League One club is unable to pay some of its players and a number of first-team players are already owed salaries. (Scottish Sun)

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